Major trematode infections of sheep in lemo woreda and associated economic loss due to liver condemnation at Hossana Town, Southern Ethiopia
Trematode infection is a prevalent parasitic disease of livestock that causes one of the major problems leading to a huge economic loss in livestock production. The cross sectional study was conducted from October 2015 to June 2016 at Lemo Woreda and Hossana Town to determine the infection rate, predominant trematode species, fluke burden and severity of liver pathological lesions of sheep slaughtered at Hossana Town, and to assess the direct economic loss due to liver condemnation.